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    Reflection The interview process was not entirely new to me in some senses but there were still many hurdles to overcome. We had an interview project for Japanese last semester in which I had to interview my other grandma about her fathers experience in war. The grandmother I interviewed for this project lives in Ewa beach however, so getting to her house would be much more difficult. We did the interview via face time. We then had to figure out a way to record the actual interview. I ended up…

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    IB Standard Level Environmental Systems and Societies Internal Assessment The Effect of Varying Amounts of Yeast on CO2 levels IA1 Isobel Woodfin Third Period October 14th, 2015 Paul Ogle-Sporer, Davis O’Shea SECTION 1: PLANNING Research Question: This lab was designed in order to answer the question: How do increased/varying amounts of yeast affect the CO2 levels of decomposing apple? Introduction: This experiment tests the effect of varying amounts of…

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    Predator-Prey Simulation Data Qualitative Observations: The fox square was a thin piece of construction paper. There were multiple fox squares with different colors such as yellow, pink, orange, brown, and green. The meadow or square was created with masking tape. The beans used to represent the rabbits were brown…

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    Eggshell Lab Report

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    1 Beaker—600 mL 1 Plastic Cup---500 mL 400 mL of White Vinegar Tap Water 400 mL of Corn Syrup Graduated Cylinder---500 mL Raw Egg in Shell Ruler Masking Tape Permanent Marker Paper Towels Procedure 1)Look at the raw egg, and study the appearance of the eggshell. 2)Take measurements of its mass and circumference. Record your information in a data table. 3)Use a graduated cylinder to measure 400mL of vinegar. Pour the vinegar into your cup. 4)Place the raw egg into the cup with…

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    Plutonium Violations

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    Silkwood Patti Maisner Kaplan University Introduction Karen Silkwood, in her twenty’s, worked for Kerr-McGee Corporation in the state of Oklahoma in the field of metallurgy. She worked with plutonium (a radioactive metal) at her job and noticed after a time of employment, that things were not being correctly, in terms of protecting the workers. She tried to change and implement safety procedures to ensure worker protection, but instead was seen as a ‘whistle blower’. Because…

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    1.1. Introduction. A concept or design that is compiled in such a way that it helps to describe the relationship different theories of science in a common area of research and knowledge is the definition of ontology. Individuals would develop an ontology for several reasons like to share a common understanding in the constructions of information between people and computer agents basically making information more clear to understand and the study of existence. This links to general metaphysics…

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    Japanese Woodblock Prints Japanese artists have produce some outstanding work through the years, from statues to beautiful architecture. Out of all the refined traditional art of Japan, the Japanese woodblock prints are probably the most widely known work. Woodblock printing was used in China for centuries for printing books, but it was adopted in Japan during the Edo period. During this period the prints represented mostly sexual workers of that time period. With time their subject changed and…

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    Introduction Enzymes are specialized proteins present in all living organisms, whether animals, plants or microorganisms (Reece et al., 2012) .In addition, life would cease to exist without these vital organic molecules, as they are needed for metabolic processes, and other reactions and processes in the body (Reece et al., 2012). Sometimes some RNA molecules can act as enzymes (Reece et al., 2012). Enzymes as well as their substrates work best at optimal levels, and are affected by temperature…

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    night. While the teacher did communicate with her concerning the large size of her son, the teacher never confessed to using a segregated tactic to teach her son, Anelka, about personal space. To distinguish him from the classroom, a pie-shape with masking tape separated his desk; and a box on the ground further divided him from his classmates. The teacher’s case was also questioned because Anelka was the only black student in the class and not allowed to freely explore the room. In this…

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    Introduction: Enzymes have a huge effect on the human body and other organisms. Enzymes are catalysts that are used to accelerate the reaction process by lowering the activation energy. For this experiment the catechol oxidase was extracted from potatoes. The enzyme is called catechol oxidase because the oxygen is reacting to catechol. Catechol oxidase causes the browning of the fruits and vegetables because the compound is toxic to the bacteria. The purpose of this experiment is to…

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